"Therefore the one who has realised the inner life is a mystery to everyone; no one can fathom the depth of that person, except that ...
Therefore the one who has realised the inner life is a mystery to everyone
Choose an act of kindness today that you can do invisibly
Choose an act of kindness today that you can do invisibly, without receiving credit. Pick up and throw away litter without telling anyon...
The child within is not just the emotional hidden child.
The child within is not just the emotional hidden child. It is deep inside us. Meaning? It is operating unconsciously. we cannot control i...
Meditation Mind
Meditation Mind May everyone be happy, May everyone be free from misery, May no one ever be separated from their happiness, May everyone h...
Creating a stagers trigger for ourself.
Creating a stagers trigger for ourself. This is something that reminds us to relax. It could be an action, like putting the phone off, or...
Take three minute breaks from your daily schedule, perhaps in pauses between tasks, or as breaks when things are becoming stressful.
This is a simple yet effective practice that illustrates how the way we pay attention changes the nature of our experience. We have ...
When we try to meditate we begin to see just how unruly the mind is as it wanders here and there in a seemingly random way.
When we try to meditate we begin to see just how unruly the mind is as it wanders here and there in a seemingly random way. This gives us ...
Our practice is part of the path to complete liberation from limiting assumptions, views, emotions, and behaviours.
We have mixed feeling about the term “selflessness”. We might associate it with an ascetic self-denial, or with self-hatred. But the ex...
This change in our perspective is just the beginning of what can be a complete transformation in the way we see ourselves.
We tend to see a sharp distinction between “inside” and “outside,” “self” and “other.” These are distinctions that seem to so natura...
We do, in fact often live in a state of “hallucination”
Having an argument with yourself, although you think you’re arguing with another person because you’re (in a way) hallucinating. We do, ...
The practice of lovingkindness can fundamentally alter our attitudes and understandings about our relationship with the world.
The practice of lovingkindness can fundamentally alter our attitudes and understandings about our relationship with the world. Here’s an...
Lovingkindness practice with the help of our child within
Lovingkindness practice with the help of our child within — both in our meditation and in daily life — can play a major part in the develo...
When we find we’ve become embroiled in an argument
When we find we’ve become embroiled in an argument, then ask ourself and the other person, “Do we want to resolve this, or do we want to w...
Our speech is one of the most important ways we can take into the world our lovingkindness
Our speech is one of the most important ways we can take into the world our lovingkindness, or that we develop in meditation . We’ve sai...
A powerful way of expressing lovingkindness towards ourselves and others is to practice truthful speech.
A powerful way of expressing lovingkindness towards ourselves and others is to practice truthful speech. It’s interesting to become more...
Apology can be a form of meditation in action.
Apology can be a form of meditation in action. Apology is being honest with another person about something we’ve done to hurt or disappoin...
Apologising involves letting go of our defences and allowing ourselves to be seen as imperfect.
Apologising involves letting go of our defences and allowing ourselves to be seen as imperfect. In doing this we give people the gift of b...
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